Three Hundred Years Since the Earth Disappeared

I read half of it and will talk about the rest later. To be honest, I personally prefer this kind of more bland plot, although there are very few in online articles (at least I don't know about it).

It's well written and has its own ideas. But the plot is relatively bland, I hope there is more creativity.

It's time to start refining it, it's a huge amount of work.

It's basically just mundane chores, but with a different background. I hope the author's next book will add a little bit of the changes in science, technology and humanities, and the direction of human destiny, instead of just the chatter of a few people.

There aren't many lines, the whole story is like a memoir, the characters are poorly drawn, and there's basically no difference.

Highly recommended for science fiction fans! ! !

A very good book, but not many people read it

I originally came to read Shuangwen, but I accidentally opened this science fiction space literature book and spent four or five days reading the entire book. This is very rare among the Tmall books I read. Most of them were abandoned halfway. The writing style is very solid, the concept is also very clever, and the picture has a strong sense. There are occasionally repetitive text descriptions that make people confused, such as the discussion of life at different scales. Although this is the core argument of this article, too many repetitive discussions still make people confused. For this point, you can refer to how Da Liu is laid out in the Three-Body Problem. I don't know much about philosophy, and I have read very few philosophy books. Where do I come from and where am I going? The differences between Chinese and Western cultures are good issues, but it is not easy for the author to explain this issue clearly to readers. I would give the overall score 9.5 Points. The graphics are good, the plot is creative, and the force field of the red core is very novel. I give it a thumbs up. If there were more of Liu's techniques in narrative construction and more personal descriptions of the characters' psychology, like Beijing Folding, it would be very good😁😁😁

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